Contact Cement: Completely non-staining cement. Ideal for applying wall paneling and for covering counters, cabinets and table tops with both porous and non-porous surfacing materials ranging from linoleum to plastic laminates.

 

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Contact Cement: Completely non-staining cement. Ideal for applying wall paneling and for covering counters, cabinets and table tops with both porous and non-porous surfacing materials ranging from linoleum . . . View Full Definition

Placement: A bank depositing Eurodollars with (selling Eurodollars to) another bank is often said to be making a placement.

Pin Placement: Out or In. A drilling term that is relative to a bowler's track designed purposely for creating more ball dynamics. A Pin-in ball (when the pin is located within two inches of the CG) is exc . . . View Full Definition

Outplacement: A benefit offered by the employer to displaced employees that may consist of such services as job counseling, training and job-finding assistance.

Placement Goals: Other eligible veterans are those individuals who served on active duty in the U.S. military, ground, naval or air service during a war or in a campaign or expedition for which a campaign ba . . . View Full Definition

Placement Ratio: The percentages of last week's new municipal bond offerings that have been bought from the underwriters, according to the Bond Buyer newspaper.

Portland Cement: Cement made by heating clay and crushed limestone into a brick and then grinding to a pulverized powder state.

Placement Testing: Placement tests ensure that you get started in the right classes for your academic background and your program. Taking a class for which you are not prepared could prevent you from successfu . . . View Full Definition

Placement Test: A test used to determine a student's level in a particular skill area.

Oil Reinforcement: Is a method of altering the tonal range of prints on matte or textured fiber papers. The dried print is rubbed with a medium consisting of two parts of turpentine to one of mastic varnish an . . . View Full Definition